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East Coast
Koko Crater is a cinder cone remaining from the last
active volcano that occurred on O'ahu approximately 10,000
years ago. This crater is the tallest tuff ring in Hawaii,
measuring 1,207 feet in height. The slopes of the crater
drop steeply into the Molokai Channel, an area which lacks
protection from any offshore reefs, causing very turbulent
seas in this area.
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